7 Video editor jobs in United States - Work from home

If you're searching for a video editor job, then you've come to the right place: Glassdoor can lead you right to a new position to fit your needs and experience. Here you can locate top companies who are hiring video editors with a range of skill levels, from entry-level to lead roles, as well as locations, including on-site and work-from-home.

Find a job that's right for you and your video editor career. If your resume is filled with editing experience, you can explore available senior positions. If you're just emerging on the scene, start up your career with junior and graduate level roles. Match your job to your lifestyle needs through filters that let you target remote or part-time jobs.

As you search for your new video editing position, be sure to prepare for the applicant interview process. Glassdoor has you covered with a guide on video editor interview questions and corresponding answers to impress your prospective employer.

Doing your research and knowing the data is important when negotiating for a high-paying salary, whether you're beginning the job search process or solidifying a position. Glassdoor's resources can help you make informed decisions and earn what you deserve.

1. As you embark on negotiations, keep in mind the average video editor salary and what others are making at the same position in your area.
2. You can also chart the potential of your video editor career path and compare salaries over time with Glassdoor's total pay trajectory. Be sure to bear in mind your current level of experience.
3. When applying to high-paying positions, remember to promote any skills you may have that are relevant to the job. For example, many companies look for video editors with experience in the Adobe Creative Suite, Final Cut Pro, and other editing software.

Video editor positions may include employee benefits aside from salary. Here are some example perks to consider:

• Many video editor roles offer flexible, self-determined schedules where employees can choose their own hours. This way, you can have a steady job without compromising your other responsibilities.
• Some positions offer pay bonuses such as supplemental pay, particularly for high-experience editing roles.
• Certain full-time video editor jobs may provide insurance, paid leave, 401(k) plans, and other financial benefits, dependent on the company and job requirements. Be sure to read the full job description to see if these bonuses apply to your position.